Recently, Xiaomi rolled out MIUI 12.5 update for the Redmi K20 Pro. Hence, the vanilla Redmi K20 was also expected to get it soon. Instead, the company is seeding the Android 11 update for the Mi 9T, a variant of Redmi K20 that was sold in western markets.

The Redmi K20 series was the first flagship smartphone lineup from Redmi. The series includes two models, namely Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro. These two handsets are also known as Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro in some markets.

The original Chinese Redmi K20 received the Android 11 update in February. The Redmi K20 Pro was expected to get it next. But Xiaomi delayed the update and released it just recently along with MIUI 12.5.

On the other hand, none of the international versions of these phones got neither of the two updates until now. The Mi 9T, which is a different name for the vanilla Redmi K20 in some regions has started receiving the Android 11 update.

The latest system update for this handset is currently live for the ‘Global’ variant with build number V12.1.2.0.RFJMIXM. This software build is labeled as both ‘Stable Beta’ and ‘Mi Pilot’. This means it is only released for Mi Pilot testers.

However, it could be available for a select few regular users as well. If you are one of those, do let us know in the comment section below. Anyway, the update should reach all users as well as regional variants of the Mi 9T / Redmi K20 in the coming days.

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Xiaomi is rolling out the MIUI 12 global stable update to a number of its smartphones. According to a tweet by the official MIUI Twitter account, the update is rolling out to the Mi 9T series, Mi 9, and Redmi K20 series.

The Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro are the rebadged versions of the Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro respectively for Europe. However, since the list also mentions the Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro, it means the update is rolling out in India too. The Mi 9 which is Xiaomi’s 2019 flagship is also getting the update.

MIUI 12 brings a number of new features such as a new UI, new animations, Dark Mode 2.0, Super Wallpaper, new privacy settings, new themes, floating apps, and health tracking.

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Xiaomi announced MIUI 12 initially in China and even started rolling out beta builds to the eligible devices from the day of the conference itself. Later last month, the company held a separate global launch event and revealed supported internationally available devices. Now, as promised, the first batch of phones – Mi 9, Mi 9T, Mi 9T Pro, Redmi K20, and Redmi K20 Pro are receiving MIUI 12 Global Stable Beta update.

For the unaware, Xiaomi has a unique type of MIUI build known as Stable Beta. These builds can be only installed on devices with beta-authorized Mi account signed in.

Which means these builds are meant for beta testers chosen by the company before rolling out the update to the public. However, users can bypass this limitation if their device has an unlocked bootloader with custom recovery like TWRP installed.

In most cases, Xiaomi rolls out the same build as a final stable update to the public by removing the beta Mi account authorization server side. But if the early birds happen to find critical bugs, the company would release another stable beta build and the same process would repeat.

In simpler words, the MIUI 12 Global Stable Beta update, which is currently being rolled out to Mi 9, Mi 9T, Mi 9T Pro, Redmi K20, and Redmi K20 Pro cannot be installed by all users unless they have a custom recovery installed on their device.

Anyway, here’s the download link for the above-mentioned devices for interested users.

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Xiaomi is launching the Redmi K20 smartphone outside the Chinese market as the Mi 9T. After launching the phone in Europe, the company has now today launched the same smartphone in Malaysia, as expected.

The Xiaomi Mi 9T features a 6.39-inch AMOLED display that comes with a screen resolution of 2340 x 1080 pixels and a tall aspect ratio of 19.5:9. It comes integrated with the latest seventh-generation in-display fingerprint reader.

Under the hood, the device is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 octa-core processor, coupled with 6GB of RAM. The phone comes in two storage options — 64GB and 128GB. It also a microSD card slot that enables users to further expand the phone’s storage capacity.

Coming to the camera department, the smartphone features a triple camera setup on the back side, which consists of a 48 MP Sony IMX586 primary sensor, a 13 MP secondary sensor, and an 8 MP tertiary sensor. On the front side, it comes equipped with a 20 MP snapper with a pop-up mechanism for taking selfies and video calling.

The phone runs Android 9 Pie operating system out-of-the-box with the company’s own MIUI 10 custom user interface. The device is fuelled by a 4,000mAh battery that comes with support for 18W fast charging technology.

In Malaysia, the Xiaomi Mi 9T smartphone is priced at RM1,199 (approximately $290) for the 6GB RAM + 64GB storage model while the 6GB RAM + 128GB storage model costs RM1,399, which roughly converts to $340.

The 64GB storage model will go on sale in Malaysia from 25th June through Lazada while the 128GB storage variant will be available for purchase in the country from 28th June through authorized Mi Stores.

Xiaomi has also revealed that the Mi 9T will be launched in the Philippines on June 24 and will be sold via Lazada. However, we’ll have to wait until the launch event to know its pricing. On the other hand, the company is all set to launch the Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro smartphones in India next month but the exact launch date is not yet known.

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We are moving closer with each passing day to the launch of the Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, the re-branded version of the Redmi K20 Pro for Europe and some key markets.

About two weeks ago, the phone was seen on Geekbench. Now, it has also received its Bluetooth certification.

The phone was listed on the Bluetooth SIG website on Tuesday, June 18. The listing reveals the phone’s model number is M1903F11G and confirms its official name is Mi 9T Pro. It also states it is running MIUI 10.

The Mi 9T Pro will have a 6.39-inch Super AMOLED FHD+ notch-less display. It will be powered by the Snapdragon 855 chipset with up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.

Since it doesn’t have a notch nor a punch hole, the phone settles for a 20MP motorized pop-up selfie camera. On the back, there will be three cameras – a 48MP primary sensor, an 8MP telephoto camera, and a 13MP ultra-wide angle camera. The Mi 9T will also have an in-display fingerprint scanner, a 3.5mm audio jack, NFC, Bluetooth 5.0, and a 4000mAh battery with support for 27W fast charging (Quick Charge 4+).

The phone will launch in India next month but will keep its original name – the Redmi K20 Pro.

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Xiaomi is presently promoting the premium mid-range Mi 9T that was released last week in Europe. The device is basically a rebranded Redmi K20 but in its usual manner, the hype they are building around the device is leaving us confused. Particularly the latest series of video ads which promotes the device. The ads target the notch screen. Apparently, Xiaomi thinks notch on the display screen is no good.

You can easily guess why the promo videos centre on the notch. It is because the Mi 9T uses a notch-less design with a pop-up selfie shooter. Despite that, you may find it hard understanding the message that Xiaomi tries to pass across with the video ads. The first video was of a distracted hairdresser, the next a dentist and the third a make-up artist. The videos seem to be themed around the idea that the notch is a distraction which denies the user and immersive viewing experience on the smartphone.

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  We are certain Xiaomi didn’t forget that it launched a couple of phones with the notch design. Right in front of me is a Redmi Note 6 Pro with a wide notch housing the front speaker, two selfie cameras and an LED notification light. The Redmi Note 7 and even the flagship Mi 9 has a water drop notch. There are a couple of other Xiaomi models with notch designs. No doubt, the company is just interested in marketing the pop-up camera-sporting Mi 9T and nothing more. This could also mean that the company is done with the notch design on its phones. If not, we don’t see how the company will market a notch-screen phone to us in the future.

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Xiaomi recently launched the Mi 9T smartphone in Europe and now the device is all set to debut in the Asian market. Xiaomi Malaysia has confirmed that the Mi 9T will be launched in the country on 20th June.

The company has scheduled a launch event in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur, which will be open to fans as well. With this, Malaysia will become the fourth market after France, Italy, and Spain to get the Mi 9T phone.

Soon after the Malaysian launch, we expect the smartphone to be available in other Asian countries as well. However, in India, the smartphone is set to get launched next month with their original names — Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro.

The company was expected to launch the Mi 9T Pro smartphone — a re-branded model of the Redmi K20 Pro. However, the launch didn’t happen as it was speculated. There’s a possibility that the company could unveil the Mi 9T Pro at the Malaysia launch event.

For the initiated, the Xiaomi Mi 9T is the re-branded version of the Redmi K20 smartphone launched last month in China. As for the pricing, the Mi 9T starts at €299 (original price is €329) for the 6GB RAM + 64GB version and €369 for the 6GB RAM + 128GB version.

The Xoaomi Mi 9T is the company’s first smartphone to feature a pop-up selfie camera. It comes with a 6.39-inch Full HD+ AMOLED screen and an in-display fingerprint scanner. Under the hood, the device is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 SoC.

The pop-up selfie camera is a 16MP sensor while the back panel houses a triple camera setup which includes a 48MP primary camera, an 8MP telephoto camera, and a 13MP ultra-wide angle camera. The camera app has a bunch of modes including night mode and 960fps slow-motion recording.

The smartphone runs Xiaomi’s own MIUI 10, which is based on Android Pie operating system, along with features such as Game Turbo. The device is powered by a 4,000mAh battery which comes with support for 18W fast charging technology.

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Xiaomi had an event today in Europe and was scheduled to hold in Paris, Madrid, and Milan. The launch has been concluded in Madrid where Xiaomi announced four new products. The first is the Mi 9T which is a rebranded Redmi K20, there is also the Mi Smart Band 4 which launched in China as the Mi Band 4, then the Mi True Wireless Earphones and the Mi Electric Scooter Pro.

Mi 9T

The Mi 9T starts at €299 (original price is €329) for the 6GB RAM + 64GB version and €369 for the 6GB RAM + 128GB version. The 64GB version will be available starting June 17 and be sold by Amazon Spain and on Xiaomi’s Spanish website. There is no info on when the 128GB version will be available.

The Mi 9T is Xiaomi’s first phone with a pop-up selfie camera. It has a 6.39-inch AMOLED screen, an in-display fingerprint scanner, and is powered by the Snapdragon 730.

The pop-up selfie camera is a 16MP sensor while the back is home to a triple camera setup which includes a 48MP primary camera, an 8MP telephoto camera, and a 13MP ultra-wide angle camera. The camera app has a bunch of modes including night mode and 960fps slow-motion recording

The phone packs a 4000mAh battery, runs MIUI 10 based on Android Pie with features such as Game Turbo, has NFC (support for Google pay), a 3.5mm audio jack, and a USB Type-C port.

Mi Smart Band 4

The Mi Smart Band 4 is the international variant of the Mi Band 4 which was unveiled in China just yesterday. While it is nearly identical, the international version is missing some features. For example, the Mi Band 4 works with Xiaomi’s Xiao Ai assistant, allowing you to give voice commands using the smart band but the international version doesn’t have that. It actually doesn’t work with an Assistant – Google’s or Amazon’s. Another key difference is there is no NFC, or rather an NFC edition.

The Mi Smart Band 4 is priced at €34.99 and will go on sale on June 26.

Mi True Wireless Earphones

The Mi True Wireless Earphones has a price tag of €79.99. It will be available for purchase starting June 17 and comes in white.

Mi Electric Scooter Pro

Xiaomi has announced a Pro version of its Mi Electric Scooter. This is priced at €499.99 and will go on sale on June 18. The new scooter has a battery life up to 45 kilometers and an integrated display. It also converts kinetic energy during acceleration to electric energy for longer battery life.

Update – France and Italy

The 128GB Mi 9T will be sold in France for €349 (original price is €389.90). A flash sale already started today at 3:30 PM and will end at 7:30 PM local time.

The Mi Smart Band 4 will sell for €39.90 in France and go on sale on June 18 at 10 AM. The Mi True Wireless Earphones is priced at €79.90 and will be available for purchase on the same day and at the same time as the Mi Smart Band 4.

The 64GB Mi 9T will be sold for €329.9 in Italy and be available at Mi Stores across the country. However, there is an early bird price of €299.90 for those who buy it on Amazon.it and Mi.com Italy. The 128GB version is priced at €399.90.

The Mi True Wireless Earphones has a price tag of €99.99 but will be available for €79.99 starting June 17. The Mi Smart Band has a €34.99 price tag and will go on sale on June 26. The Mi Electric Scooter Pro will sell for €499 and be available at Mi Stores on June 18 and at Unieuro stores on July 8.

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Xiaomi is all set to officially launch the much-touted Mi 9T model on June 12. Even before the device was confirmed to released soon, it has already been listed in some countries like Russia, Bulgaria etc. The Philippines has become the latest country where the Mi 9T has gone on sale on a number of retail platforms.

The Xiaomi Mi 9T is hitting the Philippines with a price tag of PHP19,500 (~$377) for the 6GB+64GB variant. The 6GB+128GB variant is on offer for PHP20,500 (~$396). However, the models are sold via grey-market resellers and not by official stores or authorized dealers. So intending buyers may want to exercise caution on this one.

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As you already know by now, the Mi 9T has the same design as the Redmi K20 which made its debut in China only last week. The device will feature a 6.39-inch FHD+ notch-less AMOLED display and will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 chipset. Xiaomi may also release a Mi 9T Pro which will pack a Snapdragon 855 flagship SoC. But we can’t say if it will be launched on June 12 also. The Mi 9T also comes with a triple camera setup at the rear. The front has a 20MP sensor for selfies which sits on a motorised pop-up housing at the top edge.

There are also speculations that the Mi 9T and 9T Pro will be released in some markets as Poco F2 and Poco F2 Pro. The Pocophone model was first launched in India last year. Thus, if this is true, India won’t be among the countries to get the Poco F2 as the Redmi K20 series is set to launch in India on July 15.

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There is hardly any doubt that the Xiaomi Mi 9T will launch as a rebranded Redmi K20, going by the number of leaks that point in that direction. A fresh leak or rather an official listing by an online retailer in Bulgaria has emerged to once again reaffirm the Mi 9T is indeed the Redmi K20 by another name.

The page indicated that this was the Mi 9T but actually has official renders of the Redmi K20 and is also listed as the Redmi K20. However, the model number MZB7724EU is said to be the official Euro model of the Mi 9T.

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The Mi 9 is listed with a price tag of 649 Lev  ( around €333) for the 6GB+64GB storage variant. Just like the Redmi K20 series, the Mi 9T will come packing a Snapdragon 855 chipset. The device will also have a pop-up selfie camera design which will house a 20MP sensor. There will also be a triple rear camera setup onboard the model. Xiaomi is expected to announce the device in Europe and other regions outside China in the coming days.

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It is now confirmed. The much-anticipated Xiaomi Mi 9T that would hit some market soon is indeed the Redmi K20 by another name. A couple of leaked retail boxes for the Mi 9T has confirmed this. While one of the images was spotted on China’s Weibo, the second image was shared by a tech reviewer from Dubai. this suggests the device will be sold in Dubai and perhaps UAE as the Mi 9T just the same way as in Russia, Thailand and some other countries.

The retail box has the render of the device with the inscription “Mi 9T” and without any doubt, the render is the same as that of the Redmi K20 series. The retail box also shows the device will come in a Carbon Black variant and will have 6GB RAM and 64GB storage, perhaps on the base variant.

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The removable screen guard that Xiaomi phones usually ship with gives the key specs to include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 processor. The device also has a 6.39-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with an in-screen fingerprint sensor. There is a 48MP AI triple camera at the rear and a 20MP pop-up selfie shooter. The Mi 9T also crams a 4000mAh battery under its hood and ships with an 18W fast charger.

As the saying goes, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet”. The Redmi K20 and K20 Pro are awesome models. So, the Mi 9T wouldn’t likely disappoint except if Xiaomi slaps an exorbitant price on the phone. We expect Xiaomi to officially launch the device pretty soon.

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Xiaomi is yet to officially unveil the new member of the Mi 9 series it teased yesterday. The name has already been confirmed to be Mi 9T, and now, an early listing has revealed the price of the phone in Italy.

The listing, which was first reported by Smartprix, is on an Italian e-commerce store called GrossoShop. The listing says the Mi 9T will be available in three color variants – Carbon Black, Glacier Blue, and Flame Red.

The Mi 9T will also come in three configurations – 6GB RAM + 64GB, 6GB RAM + 128GB, and 8GB RAM + 256GB. In China, the Redmi K20 was only announced in the first two configurations but the listing on the official site includes the third variant.

The listing states the Mi 9T supports LTE Band 20 and a conversation between Smartprix and the store’s customer support confirmed the phone does support the aforementioned band. The customer support also said the phone will be in stock in a few days which means that a launch date is close.

Below is the price for the three variants:

• 6GB RAM + 64GB = €359.99
• 6GB RAM + 128GB = €379.99
• 8GB RAM + 256GB = €499.99

Grossoshop is already taking pre-orders for the phone. Interested buyers will be required to pay up a deposit of €25. However, they will also get a €50 coupon for use at checkout. This means those who pre-order will get the Mi 9T for €25 less.

The Mi 9T has a 6.39-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a fingerprint scanner under the screen. It is powered by the Snapdragon 730 processor, has 48MP + 8MP + 13MP triple rear cameras, and a 20MP pop-up selfie camera. It also has a 4000mAh battery with 18W fast charging and runs MIUI based on Android 9 Pie.

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Xiaomi has finally confirmed the Mi 9T name via a teaser on Twitter. The Mi 9T has been a regular in the rumour mills lately and the teaser finally confirms its existence. The confirmation comes on the heels of speculations that the device will be launched soon. Xiaomi had even released a teaser earlier on which sought the option of fans on what the letters among the trio of K, I, or T best suit the latest member of the Mi 9 family. This new teaser is a response to that question.

Here's the answer! Mi 9T is coming soon! Guess what T stands for? pic.twitter.com/0mY2N7lnSx

— Xiaomi #5GIsHere (@Xiaomi) May 30, 2019

The teaser didn’t reveal any detail of the Mi 9T but rumour has it that the device will be released alongside the Mi 9T Pro. It is also said that both models will arrive as rebranded Redmi K20 and K20 Pro models. This rumour was first carried a Polish blog which claimed that these Redmi flagships will be launching as Xiaomi Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro in Poland. A Russian tech blog also rumoured that the Redmi K20 and K20 Pro will be arriving as Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro in Russia in the coming month. The blog even tipped that the Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro will be respectively priced around RUB 25,000 (~$387) and RUB 35,000 (~$540).

The Mi 9T was also recently certified in Thailand as well as Taiwan, Singapore and by the Eurasian Economic Commission. While the specifications are still not revealed, the spread of the certification shows the model will likely be sold globally when it launches. Further, Xiaomi had teased a render of the Mi 9T yesterday showing a triple rear camera setup, pop-up selfie camera, curved-edge display and the rear panel with a gradient finish. That’s basically the design of the Redmi K20 Pro. So we may see the Mi 9T coming with the Redmi K20 series design but with some slight modifications. Another thing we could pick up from the official tweet is that the phone may come with a 5G version. Xiaomi is yet to reveal a date but the launch is likely imminent.

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The Redmi K20 series launched yesterday in China, but before it did, news about its global availability has been going around. While some said the K20 Pro will launch as the POCO F2, others said the two phones will retain their names even outside China, yet another source said they will be launched as the Xiaomi Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro in some parts of Europe. A new teaser by Xiaomi does confirm the Mi 9T name but refutes the rumor that it is a rebranded Redmi K20/Redmi K20 Pro.

The teaser which was shared on their official Twitter page shows a phone with a similar design to the current Mi 9. The cameras are on the left side of the phone and not in the center like on the Redmi K20. However, it doesn’t have a notch in its display for the front-facing camera.

K, I or T…Which letter would you choose for the newest member of our Mi9 family? why? #PopUpInStyle pic.twitter.com/Ks5xokWrUG

— Xiaomi #5GIsHere (@Xiaomi) May 29, 2019

The caption says “K, I or T…Which letter would you choose for the newest member of our Mi9 family? why?”. There is a “T” among the suggested letters and we already know a phone called the Mi 9T has been certified in a number of countries. It is safe to conclude that the device in the teaser is indeed the Mi 9T.

The hashtag  #PopUpInStyle also hints the phone will have a pop-up selfie camera just like the Redmi K20 series. However, we strongly believe the module may slide out from the middle of the device and not from the side like on the Redmi K20 series.

Seeing as the Mi 9T is practically a Mi 9 with a new display and a pop-up selfie camera, its specs will be greatly similar if not identical to that of the Mi 9. So, expect a smaller battery capacity than the Redmi K20, wireless charging, and a missing audio jack.

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The Redmi K20 series has been confirmed to arrive in India. However, it is still unknown if it will be arriving in other countries. A new report says it will arrive in Poland but under a different name; a name that is familiar if you have been following the news.

According to a Polish blog, Spiders Web, the Redmi K20 series will make its way to Poland but as Xiaomi-branded devices. The blog was specific about the names too – the Redmi K20 will launch as the Mi 9T while the Redmi K20 Pro will be sold as the Mi 9T Pro.

The blog refused to mention the source of the information but claimed it is a very credible one. They also mentioned that a release date is currently unknown but did say their prices will be similar to that of the Mi 9 SE and the Mi 9. We do not think this means they will have the same prices but rather share the same price difference.

The Mi 9T name isn’t new as it was spotted last week at Thailand’s certification agency as well as Taiwan and Singapore’s agencies too. This is an indication that Poland will not be the only country where the Redmi K20 will launch as the Mi 9T.

The Redmi K20 will come with a Snapdragon 730 processor while the Redmi K20 Pro will have the Snapdragon 855. Both phones will have a pop-up selfie camera, triple rear cameras, a 4000mAh battery with support for fast-charging, an audio jack, Hi-Res audio, dual-frequency GPS, NFC, and a notch-free AMOLED display with a 7th-gen in-display fingerprint scanner.

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Xiaomi’s launch itinerary for this year may include another variant of the flagship Mi 9 series. The series already has the Mi 9, Mi 9 SE and Mi 9 Transparent Edition. Just like last year, there are indications that the Mi 9 may get another variant that will adopt the moniker Mi 9T. The model has been certified by NBTC in Thailand where it is listed with the model number M1903F10G. The listing also gave us a hint of the Mi 9T moniker.

The device has also received certification in Taiwan, Singapore and by the Eurasian Economic Commission bearing the same model number M1903F10G. Among the details gathered from the listing include that the model is part of the Mi 9 series.

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Xiaomi is yet to reveal any detail or even confirm the existence of the purported Mi 9T but we expect that to happen soon. The device may turn out to be the Mi 9 Pro, a successor to the Mi 8 Pro which was launched last year.

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